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به یک نفر متجرم نیازمند هستم که یک متن با حدود 12 صفحه (که شامل بخش های برنامه نویسی و کد هست که نیاز به ترجمه نداره) رو برام ترجمه کنه؛ یه ترجمه قابل قبول و روون میخوام.
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بخشی از متن :
Function values Functions are first-class values in many languages,
and it may seem strange to allow arbitrary closed function
values to be injected into output programs. However, a function
value is dynamically passive; a function value only activates
when operated upon, by applying the function. Hence, injecting a
function value does not constitute a CIAO, but injecting a function
application does (assuming the injected application is not within
some other closed value, such as an outer lambda term).
4.2.1 Data-dependency-based CIAOs
Following this train of thought leads us to define data-dependencybased
CIAOs in exactly the same way as regular CIAOs (which
henceforth will also be called copy-based CIAOs), except that for
data-dependency-based CIAOs we broaden taint propagation to
occur on all data operations, not just copies and outputs. That is,
for any data dependency in which the value of a symbol depends
on the value of at least one tainted symbol, must also be
tainted. In the example above, we would taint the 2 produced by
adding a tainted 1 with an untainted 1. As a better example, consider
the application output(toUpper(input())+`()'), which
outputs EXIT() after inputting exit. Definition 7 does not consider
this exit input to be a copy-based CIAO because with
copy-based tainting,
به یک نفر متجرم نیازمند هستم که یک متن با حدود 12 صفحه (که شامل بخش های برنامه نویسی و کد هست که نیاز به ترجمه نداره) رو برام ترجمه کنه؛ یه ترجمه قابل قبول و روون میخوام.
کسی هست ؟
قیمت ؟
بخشی از متن :
Function values Functions are first-class values in many languages,
and it may seem strange to allow arbitrary closed function
values to be injected into output programs. However, a function
value is dynamically passive; a function value only activates
when operated upon, by applying the function. Hence, injecting a
function value does not constitute a CIAO, but injecting a function
application does (assuming the injected application is not within
some other closed value, such as an outer lambda term).
4.2.1 Data-dependency-based CIAOs
Following this train of thought leads us to define data-dependencybased
CIAOs in exactly the same way as regular CIAOs (which
henceforth will also be called copy-based CIAOs), except that for
data-dependency-based CIAOs we broaden taint propagation to
occur on all data operations, not just copies and outputs. That is,
for any data dependency in which the value of a symbol depends
on the value of at least one tainted symbol, must also be
tainted. In the example above, we would taint the 2 produced by
adding a tainted 1 with an untainted 1. As a better example, consider
the application output(toUpper(input())+`()'), which
outputs EXIT() after inputting exit. Definition 7 does not consider
this exit input to be a copy-based CIAO because with
copy-based tainting,
